Sentence examples for margin to negotiate from inspiring English sources
Book publishers now have a very thin margin to negotiate with Amazon to increase ebook pricing.
Female detectives tend to bring instability into a story because they are always on the margins, having to negotiate in a man's world and refreshing a complacent genre with a new self-awareness.
But the House rejected that language last month by a two-vote margin, and legislative leaders appointed a committee to negotiate a compromise.
"Our price hikes will automatically have a negative impact on their profit margins, which means they will be reluctant to negotiate," Mr. Nalincioglu said.
Galleries, she adds, take a higher margin than other stockists so you have to be prepared to negotiate.
By a one-vote margin this week, the House voted to give Mr. Bush expanded authority to negotiate trade agreements.
The company, facing dwindling margins as a result of high oil prices and weak economic conditions, tried to negotiate with creditors.
He will have to negotiate with a Congress where control of the House might turn on narrow margins, forcing across-the-aisle charm offensives.
In fact, the Chinese are quietly encouraging the North Koreans to talk to America in the margins of a multilateral setting, which would provide a face-saving way around America's refusal to negotiate directly.
Israel refused to negotiate.
